That done did it!..Completely blew me away with the before/after temperature results after finally getting around to lapping/delidding my i7-8700K (OC'd to 5.2GHz) and replacing the Intel IHS and Corsair H80i cold plate TIM with Conductonaut.
 
Tortured with Intel Burn Test.
 

dang...Thermal conductivity 73 W/mk thermal conductivity??
 
That's insane.
 

Nice results bob16314
 
 
In your research did you find results to indicate Conductonaut lasts for over a year or is regular reapplication the price for this kind of performance ?

Cool GTX
Nice results bob16314
 
 
In your research did you find results to indicate Conductonaut lasts for over a year or is regular reapplication the price for this kind of performance ?

Pretty drastic temp drops! I am jelly! Super awesome man!

TG Conductonaut is what helps keeping my delided 7940x nice and cool

sweet
 
 
masking the surrounding area with ?
 
 

Will get some of this for my 1080ti kingpin water block install, should help as well.

Cool GTX
In your research did you find results to indicate Conductonaut lasts for over a year or is regular reapplication the price for this kind of performance ?

I have one laptop that has been running Conductonaut for about three years without any loss of thermal performance and have seen similar results on my delidded CPUs. As long as you don't misapply it Conductonaut will last for awhile.

bob16314
That done did it!..Completely blew me away with the before/after temperature results after finally getting around to lapping/delidding my i7-8700K (OC'd to 5.2GHz) and replacing the Intel IHS and Corsair H80i cold plate TIM with Conductonaut.

Tortured with Intel Burn Test.
 

+1
I use this Thermal Grizzly for long time on my CPU and my two graphics card can see drop about 5-7ish c. I don't see my CPU don't go over 80c it under with full load which is so good cooler!
That what I found this website > Thermal Grizzly it 3 years ago 

I dont have the scren shot because at the time I was just just getting into thermal testing. I was doing SFF builds and was seeing my 8700K running around 85-90 C in my Rig under normal gaming load. It wasnt even overclocked. At the time I was running a
 
ASUS Z370-i with Noctua NH-L9i 92mm
Intel 8700K
G.Skill Trident Z Ram 8GB x 2 
Titan Xp
Dan Case V3
 
After delidding and using Thermal Grizzely I was able to get that temperature between 60-65 C under load. I was just blown away at how bad the themal paste was under the IHS and how changing to liquid metal did to improve thermals. I had heard people say up to 25 -30 C difference and honestly thought it was just a llucky few or people exaggerating the truth. 
 
I actually recently tore down that computer and upgraded to all new parts. The liquid metal looked fine after almost 9 months of being applied, almost no blacking present. I wish I had the pictures to show it but didnt think to take any because I wasnt on here. I want to delid my 9900K and would have no reservations about putting that stuff on there again for the same amount of time. Only thing holding me back is sanding the solder under the IHS. 
 

I have some thermal grizzly sitting on my desk. I need to crack it open.

coolmistry
VDroop Disable and Left Voltage on auto 1.375v with Adaptive

Now I have boost to 5.225ghz and the temp reach 76c which is pretty low temp
 
Now Happy bunny

 

 
Tinkering to manually lower the Vcore/Offset might result in even lower temps..But what you really want to watch is the individual CPU core temps (TjMax is 100C, I think)..Real Temp GT.

Update! I have lower the voltage offset -40 = 1.325v in my BIOS setting but in windows saying 1.350v so test full load and the temp reach 69c at 1.358v. Will more test after work.. Thanks for your help Bob for Real Temp GT which is very good tool. Will post back later